6. A lighting designer shall be entitled to substantial financial compensation and the opportunity to attend a post-trauma stress syndrome clinic at the company's expense, if, at any time, anyone connected with the production, refers to the aforementioned designer as a "techie".

7. All reviews which mention the lighting, MUST refer to the lighting designer by name. Penalty for non-adherence to this clause will be [censored for a family audience].

8. Any theatrical lighting job in the USA must be offered to Tom Skelton before any approaches are made to other designers.

6. A lighting designer shall be entitled to substantial financial compensation and the opportunity to attend a post-trauma stress syndrome clinic at the company's expense, if, at any time, anyone connected with the production, refers to the aforementioned designer as a "techie".

Exactly. It's a light mounted in the wings on or near the floor. Contrary to some dancers' perceptions, its primary purpose is not to warm the backs of the dancers' legs while they're waiting to enter.

6. A lighting designer shall be entitled to substantial financial compensation and the opportunity to attend a post-trauma stress syndrome clinic at the company's expense, if, at any time, anyone connected with the production, refers to the aforementioned designer as a "techie".

When i'm working with actors and one of them uses that word, I tell them that if they'll refrain from calling me a "techie", I'll refrain from calling them "acties".

When I'm lighting dance, of course, I offer to refrain from calling them "dancies".

Earlier this month I lit a puppet show, and I was actually hoping some puppeteer would call me a techie....

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